EXCLUSIVE: 2028 L.A. Olympics Chairman Casey Wasserman Sells Futuristic Mansion for $18.5 Million After Dramatic Price Cuts

The chairman of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, Casey Wasserman, has found a buyer for his sprawling Los Angeles estate, selling the home for $18.5 million—after multiple price cuts. The sports mogul, who founded the sports-marketing and talent agency, Wasserman, put his award-winning dwelling on the market for $32.5 million in September 2025, five years after the property was named the winner of the AIA Los Angeles Award for most influential architecture of 2020.However, in February, after months of failing to attract a buyer, Wasserman, 52, put a hefty $2.6 million discount on the property, bringing the total down to $29.9 million.He then once again lowered that price to $24.9 million, before ultimately accepting an offer of $18.5 million, Realtor.com® can exclusively reveal. The impressive pile—while is located in the highly sought-after Bird Streets neighborhood in the Hollywood Hills—was designed by XTEN Architects and inspired by Kubrick's critically acclaimed 2001 movie, "Space Odyssey."Wasserman, who has an estimated net worth of $400 million, according to multiple reports, bought the newly built property for $23.6 million in August 2020—two months after he sold a custom-bui...